I want to know which one is more economical between using a kerosene stove and a gas cooker
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I think that cooking gas is more economical seeing how the price of kerosene has gone up and the most important thing to note is the overall effectiveness, kerosene stoves easily develop fault which even affect the amount of kerosene used which incurres more cost and another point to consider is gasRead more
I think that cooking gas is more economical seeing how the price of kerosene has gone up and the most important thing to note is the overall effectiveness, kerosene stoves easily develop fault which even affect the amount of kerosene used which incurres more cost and another point to consider is gas cookers deliver the job more effectively than kerosene stove therefore the gas cooker is more economical and affords you more convenience while using it
See lessI think cooking gas is still more economical for household use compared to kerosene. Kerosene is subsidised by the government at a retail price that's cheaper, but most kerosene users in Nigeria buy the product at a higher rate. Gas is economical as Kerosene contributes to greenhouse gas emissions.Read more
I think cooking gas is still more economical for household use compared to kerosene. Kerosene is subsidised by the government at a retail price that’s cheaper, but most kerosene users in Nigeria buy the product at a higher rate.
Gas is economical as Kerosene contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. All fossil fuels, including kerosene, release ‘greenhouse gases’ like carbon monoxide. Kerosene is hard to recycle. It is subject to price fluctuations. Kerosene incurs maintenance costs.
Gas burners provide instant heat, and cooks have greater control over the temperatures, they’re generally more energy efficient
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